Tailored on-line information and advice to patients with low back pain in general practice: a protocol for a semi-structured interview study (Part of the ADVIN Back Trial)

Allan Riis, Martin Bach Jensen, Anne Marie Kanstrup, Jan Hartvigsen, Michael Skovdal Rathleff, Ditte Meulengraht Hjelmager, Line Dausel Vinther, Pernille Bertelsen

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Abstract

The aim of this study is to identify patients’ preference for the content, design, and functionality of
a web-application with information and advice for patients with low back pain and to identify
differences in patients’ preferences among the three STarT Back Tool risk groups.

Methods
The study is designed as a phenomenological qualitative study. 15 adult patients with low back pain
previously consulted in general practice will be included. They will be asked to participate in a
semi-structured interview and complete a questionnaire on age, gender, internet usage, interest in
searching new knowledge, risk of complexity (STarT Back questionnaire), function (Roland Morris
Disability questionnaire, 23 item), pain duration, and pain intensity (NPR).
Original languageEnglish
Editionversion 1.1
Number of pages23
Publication statusPublished - 29 Sept 2016
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • physiotherapy

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